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Taking Provera, Missed Period, Headache, Back Pain, Breast Pain, No Appetite. Could I Be Pregnant?

Hi my peroid came on two times in august but the second time it came on it was real heavy i took provera for ten days two weeka after taki g provera i got a light pink discharge that lasted for one day i missed my peroid could i be pregrant i have head aches back achs my left an right side the lower part of my back my breast have sharp pain no appitte what could thi be
Mon, 17 Sep 2012
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Hi,
Thanks for the query.

The symptoms you described can be seen in early pregnancy and also in premenstrual syndrome.
So to confirm you consult gynecologist once and undergo blood test for pregnancy which will rule out the possibility.
Then undergo ultrasound which will find out the cause of your excessive bleeding.
If you are pregnant by ultrasound the possibility of miscarriage can be ruled out.
If pregnancy test comes negative the cause for your irregular bleeding can be find out and treatment can be taken accordingly.

Take care.



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Taking Provera, Missed Period, Headache, Back Pain, Breast Pain, No Appetite. Could I Be Pregnant?

Hi, Thanks for the query. The symptoms you described can be seen in early pregnancy and also in premenstrual syndrome. So to confirm you consult gynecologist once and undergo blood test for pregnancy which will rule out the possibility. Then undergo ultrasound which will find out the cause of your excessive bleeding. If you are pregnant by ultrasound the possibility of miscarriage can be ruled out. If pregnancy test comes negative the cause for your irregular bleeding can be find out and treatment can be taken accordingly. Take care.